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No, my intent was interpretivism you merely misinterpreted my agenda. I am surprised of the arrogance that is inherent in your assumption that you could possibly know another's intent. In addition, by who is interpretivism not recognised.

Poor misguided youth, first learn the philosophical concept of interpretivism, then come back and debate. One could classify a table as an apple and be correct.

So now, your original premise changes. Smoke can be defined in more than a singularity approach. http://mit.edu/abyrne/www/Interpretivism.html http://plato.stanford.edu/entries/law-interpretivist/...

You claim that 'youse' is improper English; however, according to Kel Richards it once was the accepted plural for 'you'. However, it has been relegated to association with insufficient education. http://www.abc.net.au/newsradio/txt/s1624061.htm I would concur with your assertion that...

Either this is trollage or apparent signs of a god complex.

That depends on what uni you are going to, how much work you put in, what subjects they are, unit workload, and other factors. Here is a rough explaination: Conceded Pass: 3 Pass: 4 Credit: 5 Distinction: 6 High Distinction: 7 The GPA is the Total grade points Divided by the number...

If it is anything like Accounting Theory, it is easy (at least I find it to be), although I would have to agree with you that alot of commerce students are merely living calculators.

I don't necessarily believe in the existance of objective universal morals All words contain ,meaning, all questions have an answer (usually several alternative answers), in accordance to interpretive theory, one must define any term used and all entities refered to. In short: What is...

How exactly would you get tar from smoke in and of itself? Would you claim that steam has tar in it? Steam is merely the smoke of water

Then the degree would really depend on what you want to do for the charity. Do you want to be involved in animal welfare (Then Vet studies would help), do you want to work with the ill (Nursing, Medicine, Science), do you want to be involved in infrastructure development (Engineering, building...

You want my whole life story?

Accounting/Finance

How so?

Definitely go the TAFE option, as it will get you advanced academic standing (which the HSC won't) and AFAIK (Don't rely on my statement) you can get into any uni regardless of your UAI if you have at least credit average in your relevant TAFE diploma.

Well no-one currently does 2739.1 BBC, and there is already a thread on this

It's a new course but it bears the same name as the previous course. The new one amalgamates all the old separate business degrees. Here is some reading material: New: http://handbook.uws.edu.au/hbook/course.asp?course=2739.1 Old/Current/Continuing...

The BBC in for HSC Class of '04 was about 82

What degree I wanted to do, which majors I wanted to take in order to get me into the career I wanted. I surely cannot be the only one to have thought this through in Year 9 & 10

Totally agree, it's akin to an arts degree

I did, and I doubt that I am alone. True, and those that are seemingly about maths don't require a great deal of HSC mathematical knowledge.